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Aug 2016
The winds, the tides —
are against me.
So sunny, yet the cloud —
Shrouds the sunlight meant me.
The chirping birds —
they're wielding wicked wings.
the roses —
when I smell it, it withers.
the night, the moon —
Why is it blue?
my soul —
it's black, will you touch it?
Paolo Garcia
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Paolo Garcia  PHL
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   PoetryJournal and Dana Colgan
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